Serving 35% of the states population in
117 of Kentucky's 120 Counties

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1.8 Million Served

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Kentucky Electric Cooperatives

The Kentucky Electric Cooperatives are committed to improving the quality of life in Kentucky. Our member electric cooperatives provide a high level of electrical service at the lowest possible price through a local, consumer-owned form of business. Kentucky’s electric cooperatives serve more than 1.8 million people in 117 of Kentucky’s 120 counties. In addition to providing a host of legislative, communications, and training services to Kentucky’s electric cooperatives, Kentucky Electric Cooperatives is affiliated with several organizations that serve Kentucky’s electric co-ops.

Chris Perry

CEO & President

Our thoughts are with the family, friends and colleagues of Trooper Hayden Phillips. We extend our deepest condolences and gratitude for a life dedicated to serving and protecting the Commonwealth of Kentucky. May his memory be a blessing.

One last Co-op Champions voter registration drive to share! Thank you to Brayana Jones, representing Pennyrile Electric for helping classmates at Christian County High School learn how to register to vote.

Kentuckians have until Monday, October 5, to register for the November 3 election. ...Online registration closes at 4 p.m. local time. Visit https://www.govote.ky.gov to register or check your status. #CoopsVote

The Downtown Danville Community Mural has been named the 2026 Beautify the Bluegrass Governor’s Award Winner, recognizing the project’s impact on community pride, beautification and tourism. Congratulations to all of our finalists!

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Danville community mural named 2026 Beautify the Bluegrass Governor’s Award Winner - Kentucky Living

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Future voters, ready to make their voices heard! 🇺🇸🗳️
Calloway High School student and Co-op Champion Emily Wade proudly displays “Co-ops Vote” buttons as she encourages hre fellow students to register and make their voices heard.